Rayleigh Wave Dispersion Code chenray.f

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This a a computer code that performs the 1D layered-media reflectivity method to compute Rayleigh-wave dispersion. Was an exercise for me when adapting the computational scheme of the GJI paper by Xiaofei Chen (1993) for layered anisotropic media. Uses model files in the same format used by the anisotropic surface-wave code aniprop.f and the anisotropic body-wave codes anirec.f and related. The read statements read the anisotropic parameters into dummy variables and ignore them. The code only plots dispersion curves for phase velocity CVEL, but does not compute GVEL, the group velocity. The values of CVEL are *not* written out for later use. You can modify the code yourself to write out cvel values.

c chenray - to calculate propagating Rayleigh modes of layered structure
c revised to calculate dispersion curves 7/7/95, debugged 7/27/08
c 9/2/94 - cannibalized from aniprop to test its structure
c xf77 -o /home/jjpark/bin/chenray chenray.f /home/jjpark/Plotxy/plotlib.a /home/jjpark/Ritz/jlib.a
c xf77 -o /Users/jjpark/bin/chenray chenray.f /Users/jjpark/Plotxy/plotlib.a /Users/jjpark/Ritz/jlib.a
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c will calculate Rayleigh wave dispersion & eigenfunctions using formulas
c of Chen (1993)
c max is 100 layers over a halfspace
c model is read from file 'model'
c reads nl=#_of_layers, then depth_i,rho_i,alpha_i,beta_i, i=1,nl+1
c ee, e1 and e2 are 4x4 matrices that get partitioned into 2x2 submatricies to
c separate out the reflection and transmission of waves at an interface.
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c rt(j) is generalized reflection coef \tilde{R}_du at jth interface
c tt(j) is generalized transmission coef \tilde{T}_d at jth interface
c rt0 is gnrlzd refl coef \tilde{R}_ud^(0) at free surface (0th interface)
c rtm(*,*,j) is matrix of modified R/T coefs at the jth interface
c rtm0(2,2) is matrix of modified R/T coefs at free surface - 0th interface
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c OUTPUT: makes plots of dispersion, but does not write phase velocity (cvel) to a file
c or compute the group velocity (gvel). The code has not worked in 1994, and I chose to
c push on to the general anisotropic surface wave code aniprop.f, rather than to debug this
c Rayleigh-wave code. This code was revived and debugged in 2008(!) by JPark
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Love-Wave Dispersion Code: chenlove.f

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chenlove.f

This a a computer code that performs the 1D layered-media reflectivity method to compute Love-wave dispersion. Was an exercise for me when adapting the computational scheme of the GJI paper by Xiaofei Chen (1993) for layered anisotropic media. Uses model files in the same format used by the anisotropic surface-wave code aniprop.f and the anisotropic body-wave codes anirec.f and related. The read statements read the anisotropic parameters into dummy variables and ignore them.

c will calculate love wave dispersion & eigenfunctions using formulas
c of Chen (1993)
c max is 100 layers over a halfspace
c model is read from file 'model'
c reads nl=#_of_layers, then depth_i,rho_i,alpha_i,beta_i, i=1,nl+1
c the variables:
c c(j,1) are C_d; c(j,2) are the C_u from Chen (1993) for the jth layer
c c(nlayer+1,*) are coefs in the halfspace.
c rt(j) is generalized reflection coef \tilde{R}_du at jth interface
c tt(j) is generalized transmission coef \tilde{T}_d at jth interface
c rt0 is gnrlzd refl coef \tilde{R}_ud^(0) at free surface (0th interface)
c rtm(*,*,j) is matrix of modified R/T coefs at the jth interface
c rtm0(2,2) is matrix of modified R/T coefs at free surface - 0th interface
c
c OUTPUT: makes plots of dispersion, and also writes phase velocity (cvel)
c group velocity (gvel) and three integration scalars that are used in the variational
c computation of group velocity from phase velocity
c do the sum
c ...
c ci1=ci1+rho(il)*(dci1+dci2)
c ci2=ci2+xmu(il)*(dci1+dci2)
c ci4=ci4+xmu(il)*(dci1-dci2)*xnu(il)**2
c end do
c gvel=ci2/(cvel*ci1)
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